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What fight gives you the MOST chills every time you see it?
Mine is watching Buster Douglas taking out Mike Tyson in that 10th round.....every single time I see that happen I am still shocked and gives me a chill down my spine
Job Biscuit (Stands out every time)!!!!
eh eh!!
Naz v sanchez
Benn vs mcCellen..when he started to blink. Not nice
No doubt Benn v McClellan
Holyfield v Tyson...Carbajal v H. Gonzalez 1
Davey moore v Mihara, brutal....followed by Duran v Moore
Gaby Canizales v Richie Sandoval
Chico vs JLC
Jackson vs Castro 1
Izzy vs Rafa all of them
Sanchez vs Gomez
Paez vs Grove 1
Andrade vs Bute
Shane nearly knocking Floyd out in the 2nd round.
In Jin Chi-Eric Morales at the Staples Center... I was at ringside and I was so pumped cuz Chi is a big homey of mine.. Chi handled himself like a true G that night and Im very proud of him.
Always gets me out of the chair.....rolling
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Agreed that was a hell of a punch and Judah never recovered from that...mentally always from that day forth he never was the sameQuote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
job biscuit (amazing reaction from that peach of a punch)!!!
eh eh!!!
Doooode ME TOO!!! ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
More so than when Xabi Alonso scored the equalizer against Milan back in the Euro finals of 2005 ;D
castillo vs Corrales.
Also when Ali did the unthinkable against Big bad George Foreman...when he turned George and landed that combo George landing on the canvas...it was beautiful!!!
job biscuit (Ali was the Greatest that night)!!!
eh eh!!!
When Duran was iced by Tommy Hearns :bawling:
Mayorga vs. Tito
Duran vs. Barkley
Barrera/Morales all 3
Morales/Pacquiao I
Tito/Vargas
DLH/Vargas
DLH/Mayorga
Cotto/Judah
He does deserve credit for taking the beating he took. And it was a bad beatingQuote:
Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita
Agreed -- that one's way up there for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otley
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Originally Posted by Jimanuel BoogustusDoooode ME TOO!!! ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
More so than when Xabi Alonso scored the equalizer against Milan back in the Euro finals of 2005 ;D
Very little compares to that Liverpool comeback, I was running around like an idiot. Although the Benn v McClellan fight had me off my seat and the first round Tyson v Lennox.
Salvador Sanchez and Danny Red Lopez George Foreman vs. Joe Frazier and Ron Lyle.
Roberto Duran and Esteban Dejesus, all three fights. John Tate and Mike Weaver Round fifteen. Arturo Gatti vs. anyone. Salvador Sanchez vs. Ahzuma Nelson. Marvin Hagler vs. Thomas Hearns. Iran Barkley and Thomas Hearns one. Hearns-Duran. Tyson-Ruddock. If you are a boxing fan the list goes on.
Good call. There was a moment in that round where I thought I was about to see a major upset. It was so exciting!Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Then the rest of the fight happened.
It's striking how quiet the crowd is for that fight. I like to imagine the energy that would be there if that fight had happened anywhere else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otley
Benn v Mcclellan - it had everything
LOL I was too thinking at last someone is going to knock him out or at least stop him. After that he put on a master class and I hate to admit it but he was flawless. To comeback and do that really made me appreciate what a brilliant fighter he is, but I hope that Cotto beats him.Quote:
Originally Posted by elcolibriGood call. There was a moment in that round where I thought I was about to see a major upset. It was so exciting!Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Then the rest of the fight happened.
I think because the fight was in Tokyo, the crowd are normally quiet and it made for an eerie atmosphere.Quote:
Originally Posted by elcolibriIt's striking how quiet the crowd is for that fight. I like to imagine the energy that would be there if that fight had happened anywhere else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otley
Azumah Nelson vs Chicanito Hernandez.
How Chicanito could have call it quits but he continued regardless of what happened and won.
That was no beating homey.. only a pampered individual would see that as some bad beating.. I know you are not soft, VD..Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseHe does deserve credit for taking the beating he took. And it was a bad beatingQuote:
Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita
Chi took it to the streets that night and gave Morales the business... Look at their face at the end of the fight and that's all you need to know who got taken to hell and back...
Morales has a habit of getting his ass beat by Asian fighters..
For me it would have to be Chavez/Rosario. I'd picked Rosario against Camacho (he was robbed) and he'd destroyed Bramble, but I was a huge Chavez fan. I wanted him to win, but didn't really think he would. Then he made it so easy...
For sure. Imagine the crowd if that fight happened anywhere in the states or the UK (or perhaps anywhere not Japan). When I watch that clip I look at the stoic faces in the background and I wonder if they are thinking "hey isn't this guy supposed to be much better??". ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterI think because the fight was in Tokyo, the crowd are normally quiet and it made for an eerie atmosphere.Quote:
Originally Posted by elcolibriIt's striking how quiet the crowd is for that fight. I like to imagine the energy that would be there if that fight had happened anywhere else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otley
Chavez vs Randall 1 holds something with me. I remember having to literally step closer to the tv and watch, had the sweats and hyper ;D you could just see the gap widening and I frankly didn't believe it...then the right that dropped Chavez. Wow.
Simon brown "punching" with jabs off his back after Pettway dropped him with a brick of a left hook for ugly KO. Whole fight was brutal but that sight and Tyson and Ferdie Pacheco yelling as they called it live...crazy crazy fight!
Holyfield vs Bowe 1...I mean come on!
Lots that have already been mentioned but one that hasn't...Meldrick Taylor vs JCC
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Originally Posted by MasterI think because the fight was in Tokyo, the crowd are normally quiet and it made for an eerie atmosphere.Quote:
Originally Posted by elcolibriIt's striking how quiet the crowd is for that fight. I like to imagine the energy that would be there if that fight had happened anywhere else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otley
That final flurry from Douglas was amazing....then watching Tyson searching for his mouth guard.....the whole moment lasted forever....it was the start of the end of Tyson
Tyson had met his exit at that stage...Douglas was marvelous...if only for one night...but that night lasted forever
Job biscuit (Crazy...just crazy)!!!
eh eh!!!
Actually Eric Morales v MA Barrera just slugging it out at 4am in the morning WOKE me up and my jaw dropped watching them go at it thinking they could not keep this up for 12 rounds!